Glōt'ta-līte, n.
(49), n. [Lat. Glota, the Clyde, and Gr. λίθος, stone.] (Min.) A white, vitreous mineral, consisting chiefly of the silicates of alumina and lime, with water, found at Port Glasgow, on the Clyde, in Scotland.
(49), n. [Lat. Glota, the Clyde, and Gr. λίθος, stone.] (Min.) A white, vitreous mineral, consisting chiefly of the silicates of alumina and lime, with water, found at Port Glasgow, on the Clyde, in Scotland.